Dwell: shareholders Yang Jianmin and Lu Weidong plan to reduce their total shares by no more than 7.5%
Diewell announced that Yang Jianmin, the 11.17% shareholder, intends to reduce his shareholding by no more than 5.65%; Lu Weidong, a 6.78% shareholder, plans to reduce his holding by no more than 1.85%.
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